We are struggling to think of a cost-effective way to improve the look of our dark, dated 1960s cladding. Does anyone have any suggestions that would improve the look and feel of the house in a cost-effective way?
Thank you for all the advice, we had consider painting but assumed paint would require a lot of ongoing maintenance to keep it in good order. Will reconsider though!
I would stain the cladding black to look like shou sugi ban Japanese wood. This way you only need a coat or two and it will gradually fade so no painting maintenance required. The issue with doing this is that your window frames will look very prominent. Painting it a soft greeny grey would blend in better with your windowframes but would be a lot more work.
Black and Milk | Interior Design | London
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